May 13, 2013

By Shmuel Rosner
Published on May 13, 2013

Lack of deal with Iran on nuclear talks alarms Russia

Published on January 11, 2013

Russia expressed alarm on Friday that no date or venue had been agreed for a new round of talks between global powers and Iran over Tehran's nuclear program.

Iran may still be years away from any nuclear-armed missile

Published on October 2, 2012

Iran already has enough low-enriched uranium for several atomic bombs if refined to a high degree but it may still be a few years away from being able to build a nuclear-armed missile if it decided to go down that path.

Iran closer to attaining nuclear weapon than previously thought, new intelligence reveals

Published on August 6, 2012

New intelligence information obtained by Israel and four Western countries indicates that Iran has made greater progress on developing nuclear weapons than the West had previously realized, according to Western diplomats and Israeli officials who are closely involved in efforts to prevent Iran from building a nuclear bomb.

June 21, 2012

By Shmuel Rosner
Published on June 21, 2012

‘Israel can live with nuclear Iran just as US lives with more fearsome adversaries’

By Shmuel Rosner
Published on May 5, 2012

Now is the time for a determined course of action on Iran

Published on February 9, 2012

We should not be too surprised that Iran continues to defy international calls to open its nuclear program to greater scrutiny and transparency. Even as the toughest U.S. sanctions yet were enacted, and Europe was considering a ban on Iranian oil imports, the militant theocracy threatened to close the Strait of Hormuz, through which nearly 40 percent of the world's seaborne supply of crude oil flows.

On Iranian nuclear issue, mixed signals proliferate

Published on January 31, 2012

Israel, the United States and Iran have all gone deep into mixed-signals territory. Conversations with Israeli officials, including Defense Minister Ehud Barak, left one prominent journalist convinced that Israel will strike Iran by year’s end. Yet two weeks ago, Barak had said that any possible Israeli attack on Iran is “far off.”

Persian Gulf tensions mount as U.S. engages Israel on Iran

Published on January 2, 2012

The Obama administration is engaged in a full-court press to persuade Israel that Iran’s nuclear threat can be contained short of war. The U.S. lobbying has received a mixed reception from Israel, where the Netanyahu government has not ruled out a unilateral strike on Iran.

Ex-Iran President’s U.S. Visit Is Slap in the Face

By Pooya Dayanim
Published on September 7, 2006

The issuance of a U.S. visa to Mohammad Khatami, former president of the Islamic Republic of Iran until he was succeeded by Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, and Khatami's presence this week on
U.S. soil, is an insult to the American people, a slap in the face to Iran's pro-democracy movement, a mockery of the immigration and anti-terrorism laws and a continuation of the schizophrenic nonpolicy of the U.S. State Department.